The NBA season has turned a corner as the teams prepare for their post all-star break journey toward the playoffs. The next hurdle for teams is the trade deadline. Who will be buyers and sellers? Which team should stand pat and which teams should be looking to make a move in order to contend?
The hosts will also nominate one player who needs a change or scenery and one player who is likely to be on the move.
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With the fourth pick in the 2015 NBA Draft, the New York Knicks selected Kristaps Porzingis to an array of boos, and quietly reinvented their team in the process. Competing for a playoff spot in the Eastern Conference, the No Look Pass Podcast is curious what the team that occupies MSG has to offer to the playoff picture. Is Arron Afflalo this generation's Jamal Crawford? Can Three Six Latvia kill a White Walker? Should the Knicks consider moving Carmelo Anthony?
With the trade deadline approaching, the fellas will also build on their segment from last week, where they proposed a few teams that should make a move, and provide a couple of hypothetical trades with the help of the almighty trade machine.
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Since the start of the NBA season, the Eastern Conference has had one main unanswered question: Will anyone pose a threat to LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers on their road to the Finals? With the Toronto Raptors on an 11-game winning streak as of this writing, they seem to be a potential answer to that riddle.
The No Look Pass podcast spent a week watching the Raptors in an attempt to better gauge that very thing. The hosts will also discuss potential All-Star snubs, and teams who may be one piece away from contention.
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On their continuous journey across the NBA, the No Look Pass podcasts makes a pitstop in Minnesota to visit with the young Minnesota Timberwolves. With two #1 picks in a row in Andrew Wiggins and Karl-Anthony Towns, the Wolves look to be on their way to a successful rebuild. How do vets like Ricky Rubio and Kevin Garnett help or hurt this journey? Is KAT a good nickname? Who is their Batman and who is their Robin?
Also, with the Golden State Warriors and the San Antonio Spurs ready to showdown for the first time this season, the hosts will continue their argument on who is atop the NBA ladder, and break down the match up.
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The No Look Pass Podcast continues their stops around the NBA with the Miami Heat, and the hosts attempt to untangle their mysterious up and down season. Is Dwyane Wade still the Heat's best player? Does Hassan Whiteside help or hurt their chances? How many white guys is too many white guys in your rotation?
Plus, the San Antonio Spurs continue to silently demolish the entire NBA, and it is finally time to give them their fair due.
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As the Kevin Durant free agency looms, the OKC Thunder are off to an impressive start to their 2015-2016 campaign. What will it take to keep KD in OKC? Why can't Billy Donovan use his biggest advantage personnel wise?
Also, can anyone challenge the Cavaliers in the East, and how are the Spurs STILL underrated? As usual, the hosts will bring you the best and worst performers of the fantasy basketball week.
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As the NBA continues to transition to the "pace and space" strategy, the NLP Podcast wants to remember one of their favorite eras of basketball, the Grit N' Grind Memphis Grizzlies. With Zach Randolph and Tony Allen now coming off the bench, where do the Grizzlies stand in the suddenly weaker Western Conference?
Along with that, the hosts will have a chance to replace one of their preseason playoff picks, and will discuss what is going wrong with the Phoenix Suns.
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In episode 12 of The No Look Pass Podcast, the hosts discuss their week spent with the Portland Trailblazers. Can Damian Lillard be a team's best player? Why can't you knock Lillard's hustle? Are the Blazers the best bad team in the league? All of those questions, along with some on-court observations will be answered.
With a quarter of the NBA season in the books, there are already fan bases who should not be planning their vacations around their teams come playoff time. The fellas will eliminate a few teams from contention.
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For host Andy Flint, it has been a long time coming for his favorite NBA basketball team, the Orlando Magic. Keep in mind: He roots for the Detroit Lions in football, so the man knows misery. However, the young Magic have been one of the most pleasant surprises in the overall improved Eastern Conference. Should Victor Oladipo come off the bench permanently? Is Scott Skiles the mediocre team whisperer? Is Aaron Gordon black or white? The fellas will tackle all of these important questions, and try to keep Andy from having an on-air fangasm.
In episode 10 of The No Look Pass Podcast, the fellas discuss their week with the surprising resurgence of the Indiana Pacers. Is Paul George a superstar? Are the Pacers the second best team in the Eastern Conference? Why does George Hill look like Sisqo?
Along with that, Draymond Green's role on the Warriors is undeniable, but is he really one of the 10 best players in the NBA? The hosts will discuss, and will tell you about some teams they still believe in despite slow starts.
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